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by threeseed 1y ago
There is a world of difference between metal music making teenagers satanic and an LLM giving explicit, detailed and actionable instructions on how to sexual assault someone.
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by threeseed 1y ago
Providing sexually violent content about a particular person can be considered harmful. Especially if it used to inspire actions.
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> The actual facts on the ground are that they're trying to block your bot Based on what evidence.
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> that I don’t blame site owners for blocking all bots except googlebot I run a number of sites with decent traffic and the amount of spam/scam requests outnumbers crawling bots 1000 to 1. I would guess that the number of sites allo
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by threeseed 1y ago
To quote tomhoward's post on here talking about YC's relationship with OpenAI: OK, it was independent but established with funding from YC Research and Jessica (among others including Sam himself and Elon) and initially operating
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by threeseed 1y ago
a) If YC was so tired of being a funnel to larger companies then they should be selecting companies based on their ability to be self sustaining companies. Not this hype-driven, boom or bust approach to startups they know VCs and acquirers
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by threeseed 1y ago
Of course it is good for YC to do this. They have significant investments in OpenAI both directly and indirectly through the countless startups they've funded whose core is OpenAI. And it's ridiculous to act like (a) you are force
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by threeseed 1y ago
Zenduty is very much related to public safety depending on the industry. If you're at a power company an incident could mean a life saving medical machine goes offline. And I've personally seen a P1 related to a power outage at an
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a) They have an appeals process: https://developer.apple.com/distribute/app-review b) Standards has been in place for over a decade: https://developer.apple.com/app-store/review/guidelines
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Apple has always considered their apps to be part of the OS. It was only because of legal disputes that they were ever split off. And it is shocking that Apple the OS company has a favourable relationship with Apple the app company. Never h
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At least here in Australia. Neither are in the top 50 for either Android or iOS. And on iOS there are no virus protection apps, period.
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There are plenty of no longer supported apps on people's phones. No one is blaming Apple for it.
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> Phones are computers now No one but irrelevant nerds think this. And the market has demonstrated this time and time again. Most people think of phones as being console-like entertainment devices. And aren't interested in scams, ma
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a) It's 15% for most developers. b) Buying a product through IAP is one click. Versus having to go to a signup page, provide details, enter credit card details, wait for credit card verification flows etc. The drop off in conversions d
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Courts don't care about the amount of effort developers are spending to take advantage of the window before an appeal has been ruled on.
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by threeseed 1y ago
> https://www.cursor.com/downloads Linux builds are in the AppImage format. Which makes a lot more sense to me than deb/rpm when it's just a single executable.
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by threeseed 1y ago
Best way to do this: 1. Go through WWDC videos and find the engineer who seems the most knowledgable about the issue you're facing. 2. Email them directly with this format: mthomson@apple.com for Michael Thomson.
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by threeseed 1y ago
> JSON schema restricted structured commands if you like How about we have ChatGPT start with a simple task like reliably generating JSON schema when asked to. Hint: it will fail.
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There is a hamburger that has lasted at least 50 years in resin: https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/alberta-legislature-bu...
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You can use the JVM without needing to use OOP e.g. Scala, Clojure, Python, Javascript, Ruby etc. Then you can get to benefit from Java's unparalleled ecosystem of enterprise hardened libraries, monitoring etc.
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by threeseed 1y ago
It’s going to be similar to Brexit. It won’t cause the economy to collapse with alarms going off everywhere. It will instead be a quiet, slow and sustained shrinking of the economy.
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You need an educated, skilled and plentiful workforce for global manufacturing. US has taken concrete steps in the last 100 days to reduce all three.
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Congress delegated almost all decisions to the Executive. That’s how the system works given that legislation is high-level, often vague and sometimes riddled with errors. Congress sets the goals and Executive i.e. public sector makes the
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by threeseed 1y ago
Vast majority of the world is having fibre being laid by governments. You need to vote and encourage others to make fast internet an election issue.
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a) Australia is a very large, geographically diverse country that has committed to rolling out fibre in rural areas. It is an example that it can be done and you don’t need to rely on bandwidth limited satellites. b) Our internet infrastruc
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a) Hospitals and roads are not economically viable either. We do it because it serves the national good and by making people more productive it improves the economy as a whole. b) In Australia they are trialing 100g over the existing fibre
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We have an alternative for 99% of the world and it’s fibre. Which brings everyone the same speeds instead of perpetuating a digital divide between cities and rural areas. Which may not be bad now but once we start moving to ten and hundred
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by threeseed 1y ago
No one is talking about disarming the US. But everyone including the US acknowledges that they don’t need the ridiculous number of nuclear weapons any longer. Especially given that as Trump said Europe is responsible for itself now.
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Do the complete opposite of what Trump is doing. More immigration. More free trade. More education. Push US higher up the stack so that's its building on top of Chinese parts rather than trying to replicate them.
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a) No one knows how Russia had the credentials but they did. b) This system: https://www.wired.com/story/doge-is-just-getting-warmed-up-d... c) DOGE under its current form will end in the next weeks/months as Musk

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